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Anger Management in Children with Special Needs: Strategies and Approaches
Anger is a natural emotion experienced by everyone. Yet, anger is often difficult to manage and can even feel scary at times; this can be particularly true for children with special needs.
Navigating Cultural Differences in Romantic Relationships
As much as love unites us, navigating cultural differences in romantic relationships can feel like trekking through a beautiful, yet unfamiliar, terrain.
How to Build Strong Bonds Through Parent-Child Communication
When it comes to parenting, communication stands as the cornerstone of nurturing a strong, healthy relationship with our children.
Blending Families: Navigating the Challenges and Joys of Stepfamily Life
Blending families is akin to mixing a unique, intricate recipe. Each ingredient, with its distinct flavor and texture, contributes to the creation of a new, shared existence.
Integrating Cultural Competence into Mental Health Care
It’s in the best interest of our communities and society at large to encourage understanding, dignity, and respect for every human being.
Navigating Peer Pressure: Helping Adolescents Make Positive Choices
Peer pressure is an inevitable part of adolescence, but we can equip them with the tools to navigate the social world with confidence and make positive choices.
Steps to Create a Nonjudgmental Relationship
In the journey of life, our relationships stand as cornerstones, shaping our experiences, growth, and our understanding of the world and ourselves.
What is an Emotional Affair?
Emotional affairs may be more common than we realize. An emotional affair involves having non-sexual emotional intimacy with someone who is not your romantic and committed partner.
Could Couples Therapy Make a Relationship Worse?
We have all seen it happen in shows and movies. The arguing (*gasp* doomed) couple goes to a couples therapist as a last resort, and before you know it, the couple is storming out, dismissing the therapist and either calling it quits or completely ignoring the red flags or concerns pointed out by the therapist in the hopes of helping.
What Not To Say To a Grieving Friend
Oftentimes, when confronted with another’s pain, we have difficulty in choosing what to say to make them feel better. Here are three rules of thumb to guide you in your efforts of being a more helpful listening ear to your loved one during their grieving process.
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